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THE FURNISHING OF A SCHOLAR


Leads to tho Arrest Of n TeHUhsr-A De.
nv oislon la Favor OF Discipline. ilt
Mrs. Thomas Lashley, Of East Wheel
ing, went before Justice Davis yesterday
afternoon and swore out n warrant for
Mics Laura Mcconnell, a teacher in the
Fourth ward public school, charging her
with assault in that abe had unduly and
curclly punished her con James, a boy le
years old. The hearing took place at
J o'clock last evening, and was attended
by Superintendent Anderson, several
membefs OF tho Board OF Education, Prof.
Hammond, the Principal Of tho school
and come OF tho teachers employed In
tho school. The witnesaes put forward
by the prosecution were all little boys
attending school in the same room with
james. Their testimony was that he had
disobsycd q rule and been punished for
It, and that he had auatched the strap
out Of tho teachers hands and refused to
give It up for some time. The marks on
the boys legs wers shown and examined
by DR.. JepaoD, who said they were not
tNluclC6 VI bUtGlo PkAhAplE4uAt W aAJ
mems, and showed how they could have
easily been produced by the strap without
It's being used with undue folco.
Miss Mcdonnell testified as 10 tho boys
characterization, and told how he had en-
deayorcd TO rceist her. The other teachers
and Prof. Hammond told Of the trouble
they had had with the boy on repeated
occaaions when no had been under their
charge. Clerk Hall Of the Board had
charge Of the defenss. Flo read from aev-
eral authorities and demonstrated that
Miss Mcconnell was entirely justified in
the course che had taken. This WAS also
the opinion Of Justice Davis, who, after
some sersiblc remarks about the necessity
Of having discipline maintained in
tho schools, hoaorably dismissed
the defendant and quashea the case. Miss
Mcconnell was generally congratulated.
Prof. Hammond says that since the case
brought againB! him on like charge few
days since, and under which he has given
bond to appear at court, there has been
disposition on the part Of several scholarsin
his rchool to ignore rules and discipline.
Young Lashley, while being punished,
Threatened to make 1t hot for Miss McCon-
nell. 1t ia thought the outcome Of last
nights case will have good eGect. IN
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new agent writes that she sold IS In houis md Il
minutes: one 50 the 1ist week: another is that
day, inc best selling books offered sgents, ny
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"a special meeting Of the Board of Com.
missionera has been called by President
Gruae for i 2 o'clock this afternoon, at
which time appropriate action will be
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Z BELLAlRE BRIEFS.
A Readable Collection of Personals mn
7.Tlz5 News Notes. SO -


A Readable Collection of Personals md
~ News Notes.
Mr.. Charles Frank and wife nre In Pittsburgh, 4
Mr.. Peter Farley, Of Omaha, Eeb., is IN tho CITY.
Hall. -, 'I'"',i - wy
Mr.. Laura Knox, Of Birnesville, Is visiting he,
mother here. - ~ 49,. - '-s' -
IN! Mifs Kate Jewell, Of the Fourth ward, is down
ueol Rankla returned homo from Pittsburgh
Monday evening. 80 ~. q = --';S',''' - o.
john Mekelyey his taken. The position Of shin.
pioH clerk ut Rodciet Bros. =
= John Crisswell, Of this city, Is going into tho
Brick business at Moundsyillc. ,'aA'
~ Miss Regina Miller and Mr.. Max Dauuberc. OF
Cleveland, Will DO married soon. NJ - -. :
The chestnut Aiustrels" Will hold A rneetir, of
night s'i'.."N '.''u 1 '4AtA
me Enterprise works will make their first
o,oGsins OF window glass after tho long shut down,
The ioof OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio freight shed
vas on nte Yesterday, but was put out before much
dansge was done. ~ i5| - -
The ladies appointed on tho fancy and patch
Mpik uNPlsy VIII have city hall as their head.
quarters during the ht.eet iair. 49, 4 49,
Capt: Jesse r. Pnrnell will so to stenbeuyIlle TO-
meeting there Of the Grand Chapter Of tho sis,c.
Mr.. John N. Miller, Passenger Agent Of tho Be,-
!alrc, Zanesvillc d. Cincinnati railroad, and Miss
Hanna Dlehl were married Saturday evaninr a.
inc nome OF the bride In WoodsHeld II =! 80 =
a, As George Collins was drying down Winding
hi!l MS horse became frightened and Collins WINS
thrown from Il big load Of furniture. The iurni.
m1s 'ds broken somewhat but Collins was un.
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GOVERNMENT n TESTS !;
The Royal Baking Powder Declared
Superior TO all others.

The fact that Royal Baking Powder is in all respects,
the best baking powder offered to the public has been
established beyond question 355 WI a
Prof. H. a. Mott, when employed by tho U. s. Govern
to anayzo the various baking powders Of the market
determine which was the best and most economical after
extended investigation reported in favor Of the Royal
and it was adopted for government use @
Prof. Mott has continued his examinations Of baking
powders sold at the present day. and now afms it asAs
deliberate Judgment arrived at after most thorough research
and careful examination Of the principal brands OF the
market that the Royal is undoubtedly the purest and
reliable baking powder offered to the public Prof Mott i'll
\ his recent report, says s.5 Nj "a;
a. The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure for
have found nmany tests made both for that company
and the U. S. Government. VI
will go still further and state that because Of tho
facilities that company have for obtaining perfectly pure
cream Of tartar and for other dependent upon the
proper proportions of the same and the method Of its
preparation, the Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the
purest and most reliable baking powder offered to the
public. DR.. HENRY. "A. MOTT, PH.D.n
-------- 8 $50 Late .. s. Gornment
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rransfe,lr,.s of lieal E,tate,

The following conveysuees OF real estate
were admitted to record in Recorder
Hooks Office yesterday: t..5I 4
IA deed made September 20, 1857, by
Lawrence Barnhart and wife to- Lizzie a.
Lancaster Of MRrshall County in consider.
ation Of s., 400 for the south half OF lot No.
S, in square No. l5, Cd designated on the
map Of the Joseph Caldwell estate and
additions ,thereilonl to the city, fronting
on Jacob and Taonty.nsventh streets. nj
s{Al deed made June !, 1857, by Eliza
Jane Psnll to Kate Farley in considera.
ton Of $500, for the Bouth half Of lot No. 8
IN square No. %, situated in the Eighth
ward srl-l K ir'-ysl is So ~ " !. ,tsL
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
in Sui1ngs, Pantaloonings md Over.
coGtiEss, which wo aro prepared 10 mako
mp In tirst.class style at reasonable
prices. s@taa z! }.@
A fill line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now In stock. 8; 3 s hi s5
Our White Unlauudried Shirt, donble
scanned, re.enforccd front and back, ut
50 cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. q. HESS & SONS,
.5i.55t 1891 & 1923 Market Street. d
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


A Notable Wedding ut tho Now St. Alphon.
sus Church Yesterday.
Mr.. John Coleman and Miss Rose Nil.
ier, both Of this city, were married yestes.
day morning Of the now 81. Alphonsuu
church on the South sido In the presence
of q large gathering Of relatives and
friends. The vast and handsome audi.
torium was filled to almost its full capacity
and Tor an hour previous to the pciorm.
Ing Of the ceremony, tho uehnra, Mr..
Frank Diegmliler aud Mr.. Chas. J. Behler,
were kept busy seating the people that
througed into the place. Tho wedding
party marched into the church abou. halt
past ten O'Clock. There were three brides.
maids and a corresponding number OF
gentleman attendanta. They were Mr.,
Louis Miller and Mics Lizzlo .Yeager; Prot.
Joseph Kellar aud Mfss Annie Woeber
and Mr.. George klsch aud Miss Teseaa
Erb. The ushers proceeded the party as
II moved slowly forward toward tho altar,
the center Of the gazs al the entire Ms.
ssmb!age. The biide was astirsl In 4
handsome costume oil cream Hllk with
u4nhloAob NO Ol4Iblubul5, DIV AJ8O WORD
tho conventional veil and orange blossoms.
The other ladies Of the party were bccom.
ipgly cos.umed. So lI5 M
The marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Hyssinth, assisted by
Rev. Father Aagelus and Rev. Father
Dldscne, and wsa followed by q cslehra.
ton Of the nuptial MACS. At It's conclu.
sion the bridal party was driven to the
residence Of the bride on. North MGtu
street, whore they were Joined BY. . num-
bsr Of relative. and friends and q wedding
luncheon served. A reception in the al.
ternoon followed till 10 was tins TO leave
Tor the train, Mr.. Coleman and bis bride
leaving on the Panhandle for IN Eastern
bridal tour. i h gSS n
Mr.. Coleman Is q popular young drug.
gist doing business; on tho South Side.
Hig bride Is the daughter OF Mt. Peter
Miller, q groceryman doing busineaa in
North Wheeling. They are both favor.
iten In their circles. as was a.tested by tho
handsome collection Of presents they re-
ceiyed. ~ d. 1s55E,
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A pLEAsAS + CELEBnAT1oN
OF the Twentieth Anniversary OF n Wedding

OF the Twentioth Anniversary OF n Wedding
js,ti VS. Mt Teiisburg. IT. s555,
Last Monday Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Mont.
gomery, Of Wellsburs, celebrated in de-
lightful and betting manner, tho TWEEN
tieth anniversary OF their marriage. A
large number Of invitations were sent out
to both relatives and i,iends, and The 70.
sponses wsre numerous. Tho celebration
was grand affair and lasted during tho
ontire day. There WAS AL elaborate din
ner, the table being loaded down with
every variety Ct good things, but the on.
joynent had in connection with tho din
ner vas as nothing compared with the re-
union Of long separated family, and
the talking over the delightful days spent
in the long ago; old memories were re-
viyod which will be pleasant recollections
for many days 10 come. Those present
were Mr.. snd Mrs. W. NJ. Botsiord, Of
Wheeling; Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Darling,
Of Potomac: Col'W. Cnrti1 and vile, Of
West Liberty; Mrs. Henry Ksnel, OF
Claysyille; Mrs. West Williama. Of Par.
ksrBburg; Miro. Louisa Rurrlsa, New Msr-
tinsville; Mr.. and Mra. John Montgom.
cry. Potomac; Mr., and Mrs. William
Montgomery, West Liberty; Mrs. Dam
lap, West Liberty; Mrs. Purcell, Pitts.
burgh; Mrs. Mangold, New Martinsrille;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Curtis, Bethany; Mr..
aud Mis-. VIII Glass, DIR. and Mrs. ]. B.
Hagsn. Mr.. and Mru. A. w. Reeves, Miss
Ida Lelsr, Mr.: Charles Wilson, Mr.
Frank Wilson ard Miss Sarah Barnes, Of
Wellabury. "a
The following presents were raccived:
one set hand-rainted French china diahes,
dlty.Bix piecss; one fancy chamber set
and toilet set; one decorated soup set, IL.
teen pieces; one fancy fruit Stand enc
pair handsome fruit dishes; o1e-half
dozen hand.pain!ed pie pla!es, two large
tu1eene, ono dczsn gold banded pie plates
and twb gold banded fruit dishes; hand
some hand.painted chocolate pitcher;
butter dish; fruit dish; dec.
Grated nut plate; ash holder; handlome
iruit dish; decorated vegetable dish; mus
tache cup and saucer; fancy cup aad ssu-
cer; one large gilt cup, sareer and yegsta.
bic dish; two pair towels and many other
and useful articles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery arc happy
over the. SUCCESS Of their Twentieth ami
yerearv. u 80 ~. ~ j 40, 4sfHsi=. ~ rf5.r=
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Mira. Patrick & Reilly, wife Of a we'll
known resident Of Eaet Wheeling, and
whose son is employed in the postofiice as
a mail carrier died very suddenly yeates-
day morning Ut her home on Seventeenth
street, near; Woods. She had gotten up.
to prepare breakfast for her son, and was
% engaged when sho gave a scream. threw
10 her shanda aud He'll dead. She had
asn anbject to epileptic fits for some time
nat and an attsck! ia supposed to have
cen the cause Of her death. 4. & i;t.i
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Yesterdays League and Association Games.

festerdaS'a League and Association Games.
At Pittsburgh tho homo team again
downed Detroit in q five inning gauo
which was played in a dr;zzling rain.
Pittsburgh Il; Detgoit4. Earnsd-Pitts.
burgh s; Detroit 4. Hits-Pitsburgh y;
Detroit 8. Errors-pitta5urgh / :; Detroit
2. Batterios-McC ormick and Miller;
Geizain and Ganzsl. szl F.,
at Philadelphia Dutlinton waa entirely
too much for the Boston batsmen. Rad
bourne on the other hand was hit regu-
larry throughout the game. Philadelpbis
g.; Bosten s. Observation-Disclosures S;
Boaton 2. Hits-Philadelphia l6; Boston
8. Errors-Philadelphia s; Boston l..
Batteries-Butlinton and Clements; Rad
bourne and Tate. L $3.50 VI is y se,S5fTsi,
At Indianapolis in the lirssleame bs.
tween Chicago and 1ndianapcli only one
safe hit was made by the VISITORS. In.
dianapolis, 2; Chicago. l. a Earned
dlanspoiis, l. Hite-1ndianapolis. s.; Chi
cage, 3. Errors-Indianapolis, 8; Chics.
20, 2. Batteries-Beyle and Myers; Clark
son and Daily. q 5.5 ;3.955sl51
Z, At indianapolis tho second game re.
suited in a defeat for Indianapolis. In
dianapolls s.; Chicago 6, a Earned-Indi.
anapolis 2. Hits-Indianapolis IL; Obi.
cago 3. Errors-Indianapolis s; Chicago
g.. Bstteries-Healy and Hsckett; Bald,
win and DAILY. .f&S sy.iiS3IS
III At Louisyille the Louisville. st. Louis
game waa lintlessly played, bpt Latham
kept the crowd In good hamor through
out: Both sides kicked at Connelly'u
decisione. Louisville, O.; St. Louis. is .
Hits--Louisville, 20; St. Lonis, g, En-.
rors-Louisville, 7; St. Louis, s. Bsttsries
DUhnmbeslain and Cross Foulz and
Bushong. ji1 "a 4. 49, 5l"-.,
n, At Philadelphia the Athletic.Belti.
more Ramo was just the reverse Of the one
OF the day before. Kilyoy2 had everything
his own way.$! Baltimore 6 Athletic 8
Hits-Baltiuore Ii ;sAthletic -. Errora
.Baltimore !; Athletic 4; Batteries
roy and Trott; Seward and Roblnson. !
= At Cleveland the ClsYeland. Cincinnati
game was postponed on account OF rain.
:, At Kew York tho Meta again downed
the Rrooklyns. u Porter was pounded ali
over the field Wiedman pitched an az.
csllent gsme and was snpppr,ed Inv
Donohue in good style. Nets, 10; Book.
Ign, It IN
a At Washington the draw game Of Sat. |
lrday between New York and Washing.
Ton was played. Game waa called on &C.
count OF darknesa at tho end Of The
seventh. Washington, 8; New York, O.
York, 5; Washington, 8.
dtts--W Washington, 10; New York, III.
Esroru-W ashiugtou, 5 4; New York, 5,
Fltchers- Daily and Titcomb. IN;
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SCRATCHED lI'|;.|I % YEARS.
A scaIy, Itching, Skin Disease With
Endless Suffering Cured by
n Cuticura Reno lies. ,6.,t4l.i

II had known Of tho Cuttcrra Remedies twen:
ty.elsht yearB ago II would have saved mo $50 90
Two hundred doi'auj ard 6n inriense amount Of
suffering. MY oireate tPfotlasi) commenced on
my Ii, nd IN spot not larger than cent u spread
lApidiy' all over my body and got under ny nails
= hs scales would drop OF VI mo all The !ime, and
mT suffering war entles, and wlthont iellel. ono
thousand dollars would not tempt ND 70 have this
disease over again. Am 4 poot man, bu! Ieel rlcn
10 DO relieved oil what some Of the Doctors tsid
vsI lepro'y. some tng worm; isoiisss, e'c. o..
mud d hall. but no cute. | went 70 two Or three
doctors ard no cufc. cannot praise tho Cuiicura
Remedies loo mitch. fhey AGv4 made ny st!n as
clear ard Tree IRON lcGlr+ asa bhbyh All used
OF thDm YkS thnc bUxei OF Cuiicu'a. aud three
bottles Of Clit.cuta nesolysn.. and two CARES Of
futioura sotp II you had b On hetc and said you
Would have fafea me for 600 10 yss wonlh bAye
had tho money. l0osod HE the picture In your
book OF PyoiiHsis (plcturc number two, "u0w 10
euro Shin DlH aAeSl, but nov an ~ clear IL any
pPraon ever was. ThI0ubh ttIce ci htbt rub my
hands ever my arms AEd legs 10 iciatcll nnCc In
while, but 10 no yurpo,e. | an all we'll, !
scratched twenty Att Jcats, SUD IL got 10 be a
kind Of TtcoEd EatuIs 10 me. thlns you thou'
kAnd times. Anything lAo,s That you want 10
ipoH write lnP, or huy ono who raii this may
write to INC and viii answer i. 90. ,,,,.,
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Pfttsbureh and Eetnrr

Commencing Sunday, June S, and c al,
tinuing every Sunday until further noticr
the Baltimore & Ohio will uell excn raion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at Inv
rate Of 81 80, and to Washington pa a. a ar%
return at 81 10. Trains leave at S and
$40 a. N. returning arrive ut 7 and Ii 10
p. srN!aS iaisss A. ,}srl -, - y ~
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Gsnern, yyeli.bnrrNe,..

Cards are out for the marriage Of William Her.
t,s, and MS BARBRA aahon, OF this city. The
=, There were loi tickets sold here Tuesday morn.
itns LOT the reunion at Pittsburgh, which shows
mat hel!sourg sent her portion. - II = -, 4,
Z, Z, MI. Hud Sanders. OF Cross Creek, received on
auesaay morning The required machinery for the
hsw foier process Of making dour. which he will
place lu his flour mill. Z -
Mr.. @: beam aud family left Tuesday morn.
Ing for Fostora, Ohio where they viii make iHrir
future home. Mr.. Beam is III the interest OF new
giass works at that place and was formerly con.
nett:d with fhe riverside here, @ 1890, -
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Tas,1a on, etCs Isepcrls

Az reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
gtst, Opera House cornsr, yesterday:
"a. n. KS . AM 70 4, Si{ Sr.a.ast7 r. Y.
q CO. N ST. 60esSF!75 5Se 3, CO. Z.
/. Wcsthcs-Chsngeahlc. II;
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Gentlemen In Mead !

Of shoe for ordinary wear, should eee our ,ur
s sp:m1 solld leather, guaranteed to wear
well, ior. u 90. Il you need q shoe for
e or see our mstchlese, stylish, 'ineet calf
20 W enoe, which We challenge tho world
W. otl,Es az t wv J. W. AMlcK's, SE
4 !. ,55,3 143 Main street,
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Ghe :1ttttellff}leufra;.
I onice. Nos. 50 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advert.sem onts,

Voice Cultuge-M.s. u. 8. Palmer.
Lost-Blndle OF Feather Pillows. ~, !.
Home Liver piI}s-R. Fl. List.
Just Received-L II, Nowyiock. A-7t 81
Radiant Hume Stoves-W, 4. Bart L Co. u
New Fail Goods j. S, Rhodes Il Co.. Ttl z
ct. Charles notel-M. T. 4 X. A. Scott.
Crawford lIouse-Ciacinnati, Ohio.
Isat tho Top Logan Il Co. JG, Z
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Typo-writers Chenp.

we have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
aud the Hammond. These mschinea have
l Gaen taken in exchange for the matchiesa
Paragraph, and will be sold cheap. W riters
lor rent aad Tor sale on monthly install.
ments, Call on or address for circulars a
va EDWARD L. RoaE & Co.,
(, II 4 IS Twelfth atreet,
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GRIND Opening,

Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday, 81
the most Helcct Partisan styles ever eIhib.
tied in the city. BAHn's AllLlINRgr, IJS
4 IN rs 1911 Main Street.
Special attention directed TO our Mourn.
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COL. RoB,r B. MOONS

Dies Mt His Home In the Country-A Brief
Sketch of His Life and Services. A.
Col. Robert B. Woods, Clerk OF the
Board Of County Commissioners, died be.
tween the hours Of and 8 o'clock yester-
day morning at his residence in the village
Of Elm Grove. The death Of this venera.
bic citizen was not unexpected. For aey.
eral months past he has been confined to
his house with lingering illness, his
condition being such nearly all the time
that there was scarcely any hope Of his
recovery. It was thought a few days since
that there was marked improvement in
his condition, and some INDUCED in the
hope that he would ultimately recover
sufficiently to resume hia office, which.
durlng his illness, has been acceptgbly
filled by one OF his Bons. But, as reported
in yesterdays issue, there was relapse
on Monday accompanied by a partial
paralyele, and this .was followed by death.
Colonel Woods leaves 8 widow and cipht
children, all Of whom, with one exception.
have attained their majority, to mourn
lila loas. , = & z f,S Is
The Colonel was in bis eixty.tl1ird wear.
He was born in this county and was ed.
ucated to be q civil engineer. In 1919 +
In company with the late Benoni Good
he made an overland trip to California
Remaining there till some time in lS5l
he returned to this county. Soon after
he married Amelia, daughter OF Col.
Jacob ehriver. After this he removed
to Missouri, where be remained for
a number Of years. Returning to this
county again, be was elected clerk Of the
old county court, WHICH position he held
for several years, and after It wau abolish.
ed no was elected clerk Of the Board OF
County Commissioners, an office that be
has held ever since. In. these two posi.
tons he has been in office almost oon.
tinuoualy for period of about twenty
b COL. Wooda was q man liked and re.
spec.ed by ell who came in contact with
him. In bis meetings with men he waa
always cordial and pleasant and In all hia
business transactions he was the embodi.
ment OF honesty and integrity. II There ara
none who knew him but will regret to |
lea.n Of his death and mourn his loss. He |
was good tcitE an in all that the term |
implies and will ever be remembered as
such. X IN Il "a. " n
"a special meeting Of the Board Of Com.
has been called by President
iruas for 2 o'clock this afternoon, at
which time appropriate action will be !
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Indications.

WAsHiSsros, D. G., Oct. 5.-For Vest
Virginia and w estern Pennsylvania, rain,
followed By; iair weather; cooler, fresh to
brisk northeaaterly winds. ll Re-